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AIRWAY STIFFNESS AND BRONCHIAL RESPONSIVENESS [ 2002 - 2004 ]

Also known as: AIRWAY NARROWING IN ASTHMA

Research Grant

[Cite as http://purl.org/au-research/grants/nhmrc/211906]

Researchers: Prof Howard Mitchell (Principal investigator) ,  Debra Turner Dr Peter Mcfawn

Brief description The breathing difficulty experienced by asthmatics occurs because of excessive narrowing in the bronchial tubes or airways. These airways are normally held open by the pressures in the chest during breathing. It is possible that the excessive airway narrowing in asthma occurs because these pressures are no longer effective. This may be due to changes in the airway stiffness which occurs during asthma. The project will involve experts Canada and Australia who have developed new techniques which allow the airways to be seen so that these changes can be measured.

Funding Amount $AUD 301,320.00

Funding Scheme NHMRC Project Grants

Notes Standard Project Grant

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